) MAHA DAILY BEE FRIDAY , MAY 1C , 1884.
THE DAILY BEE.
Friday Morning , May 16 ,
VUINXBIVS
A ember of Rood printers can find steady
cnlplaymont nt this office.
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
A party ot buglers , advance horalders of
Colo's circus , paraJod the streets yesterday
morning.
It ia reported that Gtts Casey IIM an < m-
known sprint runner whom ho Is desirous ot
pitting againit any Omaha boy.
A horjo belonging to McConl , lirady k
Co. , dropped dead near their warehouse yes
terday , from heart disease. It was aalua -
bio animal ,
The fifth suit In attachment ngatnst
Graff , JAbrahamson k Co. for 807C.W was
begun In the district court yesterday by A.
Datz , of Chicago.
The state district court will moot on
Saturday next to render decisions and complete -
ploto the business of the 1'obruary term In
order tomako a final adjournment.
The two toldlors , Williams and 1'addln ,
arrested for knocking down a man named
Downing , Saturday night , wcro trlod In police
court Wednesday afternoon nnd ac'pilttod.
In police court this morning there wan
ono caso. Ho convIncoJ'tho Jtulgo that ho
was not drunk but sleepy and wai discharged.
A carloa'l of I'ortugoso people pasiod
through this city last evening cnrouto to San
liVancieco ,
The noon train west on the Union t'a-
cilia road Is very poorly pitronlrod now-a-days
People going woit tnko No. 1 In tbo ov onlng
as it arrives In Ogden only about ono hour
after the train which loaves this city at noon.
1 W. r. Shako wrltoi from Taylorvillo ,
Illinois , that his son , 10 years of ago , loft his
home on the Cth dayj of April and has not
lican hoard cf tinea. Ho Is n printer and nny
information of his whereabouts sent to Mr.
Shaker will bo joyfully received.
Wednesday night a thlof entered the house
of Thtio. Livingstone , on Howiird street. Mr ? .
Livingstone was awakened by'tho nolso ami
nwoko her husband. Ho got up anil ( 'AVO the
follow n chase , but Thee , Is to hoay to bo a
fleet runner and the thief got away , Nothing
was taken from the houso.
. Col. T. II. Stanton , paymaster United
States army , Is paying nit the troops nt the
western posts. Ho Is accompanied by Mr. II.
M. Chaso. who in turn is accompanied by a
portly satchel filled with proonbacks , ever
which an escort of Undo Sam's soldtorH keep
guard , day and night.
Drexel k Maul , undertakers , have just
received a solid mahogany casket or burial caso.
It is the first ono over brought to this city.
It is trimmed with solid brass handles and
trimmings and Is a boauty. Of course no ono
has any doslro to dlo ; but it ono must die it
would bo quite stylish to bo burled In a casket
of that kind ,
The third annual May party and concert
by the A 0. H. band came oil at CrounHo'
hall Tuesday night , and proved ono of the
moat brilliant affairs over given by any organi
zation in the city. The spacious hall wan
crowded almost to excess. The programme
contained twenty-five numbers , Interspersed
with music by the band. Irvlno supplied
the music lu his usual unapproachable
stylo.
stylo.A
A search warrant which was issod oomo
time ago by Judge Bonoko resulted Wednesday
in the finding of about two wagon loads of
goods , belonging to Fred Bach , of lilair , In
the building of the stock yards near the U. P.
bridge. They were supposed to have boon
stolen by a certain Jack Brown , who was reported
ported yesterday , to have boon arrested at
Blair.
Quito n serious runaway occurred
Loavonworth street , near the corner 6f Seven
teenth Btroet , yesterday. A single- horse
attached to a wagon , in which wcro seated
two men and a woman , bocnmo.uninanagcablo
and overturned the wagon. Ono of the men
and the woman were caught beneath the vehi
cle and It was reported that the lady had BUS
talnod n , fracture of ono log. The man who waa
caught beneath the wagon was considerably
bruised. They were country people and it
was impossible to ascertain their names.
WOULD not bo without Hod i i Jluss !
Salvo , i the verdict of all who 11 1'rico
lr ! cents. _
NKIJHABKA STATK OAZBTTKKH & BUM-
INESS DIHEOTOHY to bo iasuotl in July ,
188-1 , price § 1. 50. J. M. WOLFE , pub.
Usher , 120 S. 14th St. , Omalm.
lllSt Of PrCHClltH ,
The following presents , representing in
value nearly § 500 , were received by Mr.
B. F. Moriarty and bride on the occa-
son of their wedding on Tuesday last :
China tea sot , Mr. Tom Whlto nnd sister ;
cut glass hanging lamp , boys at U. 1 * . f roluht
i"t house ; largo rattan rocker , P. 0 , Hoafty ;
\i \ beautiful bed spread , Mrs. M , K.Clothor ,
ColuinbuH , Neb , ; hand embroidered cushion ,
Miss Lizzlo Quoaloy ; stand lamp , Mr. J. P.
Moore and Minn M. Barry ; handsome silver
and glass fruit dish. Mr. P. Dulfy ; majolica
salad dish Miss Mary Kosicky ;
beautiful bed tproid , uroom'a mother ; camp
rocker , Kdward Hannon ; silver and cut
glass thlono stand , C. U. Canlg , Platt Center -
ter , Nob. : silver pickle castor , Kmmott nnd
Oorrio Mllhodoy ; silver cake stand. Frank
A. Clearoy ; silver tea pot , Miss Nellie Mor-
arlty : gold and slher card receiver , Thomas
Glo on , Platt Center , Neb } heavy gold
watch chain , Miss M. Molarity ; silver spoon
holder and milk pitcher , Miss Agnls Cloaryj
beautllulset pearl jewelry , Mrs. M. A. Clou-
ry : larro cut glass fruit dish , Mr. and Mrs. P.
OToolo ; cut Floss wino sot , Mies Mary and
Sarah tannery ; beautiful silver castor , Mr.
and Mm. J. II. Lynch , Columbus , Nob. ; gold
wid silver egg eet , J. W. Lynch , I'latto Center -
ter , Neb. : silver and cut gloss pickle castor ,
Jlr , nud Mrs , J. P. Quoaloy ) Bet of silver
spoons. J. M. Moriarty ; toilet sot ,
Mlos Mazlo Corrig , Platt Center , Neb. ;
net silver knives , Miss Mnggia Pagan ; feather
bed , groom's mother : sot linen towels , MUs
Mary lonohuo ; nn elegant card recel\er , Mr.
aud Mrs. P. V. Murphy ; beautiful wine set ,
Mhs Katla dalltvan ; silver nnd cut gloss
sugar bowl , MUs Emma Bchorely ; silver butter -
ter dish , Mr. and Mrs John Croft ; handsome
Turkish rug , Mr. 1) . 0. Shelley nnd sister ;
set silver tiKHjnu , Mm. Mary 1'rluzor ;
cutglasi berry dish , Mr , and M . F. Xlmmcr ;
pair plllowa , Mr * . M. A. deary ; un elegant
Iwdiipiead , Mr. nud Mls P. iSorvoy ; pair
vascB , Mr , nnd Mrs. P. A. Mclvlnna ; pair
napkin rings , Miss Lizzlo Burger ; silver oard
receiver , Mlsa Katie Lynch ; beautiful cantor ,
Mrs. Jlubennan nnd family ; hand embroider.
ed hankcrcliiuf holder , MUs Suslo Quealoy ;
pair VACCH , A. G. Hunt nud MUs A pals Me-
Ausland ; pluth framed triangle mirror , Jos.
llannon ; silver nnd cut glass berry dish , MUg
HauiuJx B gley ; handsome stand lamp , Mr ,
and Mri. Charles Hamlovt two sets sliver
ntpkiaringa , Mr , J. Y. Moriarty ; ByronV
poemi , elegantly | x > uiid , Mhw Maggie O'
Brian and brother : tilver and cut claaa ptcklo
cwtor , Mr. and Mrs , P. M. Mullin ; set illver
table gpooiii , tea suoons and butter kuife , K ,
Ileafoy And A. 1'aliy.
B. If , Pouglm & Bans' Capsicum Cough
Dropi j manufactured by theuuelve * , and
rn the result of over forty yearn' experience In
compounding oouffh uiedldact , ioe-10 St.
THE ARREJTJF HANLEY.
HcisFonniatFlatlsmonlli Yesterday
and Taton to Wahoo by
Sheriff BiGTco.
Felt nnil llnnlcy itotli Intllclctl lirtho
Hnumlorn County Grnnil Jury.
The presence in the city yesterday
forenoon of Charles Biorcn , ( sheriff of
S.iunders county , created no little sur
prise and sorao consternation among
those who wore attendants at the Fell-
llanloy mill. Air. Biorco came to the
city with a warrant for the arrest of
James Fell , ono of the principals in the
the fight. The district court of that
connty convened Monday last nnd when
the news reached Wahoo the grand jury
was still in session. .Several section
hands who happened to bo near when
the fight ended were subpoenaed , whoso
testimony , supported by the Omalm
newspaper accounts , was sufliciont to
find indlctmontn against llanloy and
Foil ,
Sheriff Biorco left Wnhoo yesterday
morning for Omaha with warrants for
their arrest. When ho had arrived at
PlattamoutU his attention was attracted
by the loud talking and conversation of
four or five men standing on the station
platform. Ho got off the train and heard
them say they wore going to Ilich Hill ,
Missouri , to whip Foil in his own town.
Ho learned from a bystander that the
party was llanloy and his friends. Ho
called him aside and reading the warrant
to him placed him under arront. The
sheriff then handed him over to the coun
ty jailor and came to Omaha in search of
Fell Ho learned here that ho had loft
Nebraska and gene over the river. Ho
then returned to Piattsmouth. It is said
that while Biorco was in Omaha that
Hauler's friends had him brought from
the jail before the proper court on a writ
of habeas corpus. The judge hold ho
would release him by five p. in. of yester
day if the Sauudors county authorities
did not remove him from Cass Oo. before
that timo. However , Sheriff Biorco had
returned. Hanloy was delivered over to
him and Jtho Sheriff started for Wahoo
last evening with him in shackles.
It appears that Hanloy 'and his party
had started for Rich Hill , Missouri for
the purpose of arranging for a second
flight vrith Foil. Hero they stopped and
were overtaken by the Shoritl.
It ia the intention of the Saundora county
authorities to prosecute only the princi
pals in the light. Overtures were made
to certain parties to .testify . , but nothing
was agreed upon. '
The following arc sections seven and
eight ; of chapter three of the cede of
criminal procedure of this state , govern
ing prize fights :
Sec. 7 ( prize fighting ) If any person nhnll
actually engage OH a principal In nny 'promod-
Itatoil light or contention , commonly called n
} > ri/.0fight. every poruon so offending shall bo
imprisoned In the ponltontlary , not loss than
ono year nor moro than ton years , and pay the
costs of prosecution.
Soc. H ( ixUlora nnd abettors ) If any parson
elm ! ! ongago. or ba concerned In , or attend
nny snch light or contention us In described in
the last preceding flection , as backer , tminor ,
second , umpire , assistant , or reporter , every
riorson HO offending shall , on conviction , bo
lined In any sum not loss than five dollars ,
nor moro than ono hundred dollars , nnd Im
prisoned In the jail not lem than ton ilnya nor
moro than throe months , and pay the coat ol
prosecution.
DEFENDING "SlS HEARTH ,
Mr. Colfion , nn UnHiicuosHful
ItcuoincH Violent attlio Kvccu-
tlon or tlio
The usual serenity of the police cour
was invaded yesterday afternoon by
Richard Colgon , a citizen of Omaha who
liad boon placed under nrrcst by Deputy
Sheriff Crowoll. It appears that some
time last fall Colgon was made the do
fondont in an action of forcible entry an <
dotainor trhoroin W. J. Council waa
: ) laintifl' . The nubjoct in dispute was thu
possession of three or four lots in Smith's
and Qrillin'a addition. The suit was do
cidcd in favor of the pla < ntill
A writ of restitution was issued and
Colgon was dispossessed by a constable
Another tenant entered undo
Council , Shortly after the now
tenant had entered upon the property
orty ho was driven oil' by Colgoi
who then moved oil' the house from th
disputed lots on to another. Colgoi
lived in the tenement until yoslorda
when a writ of replevin was issued out o
the district court by Connell to obtait
possession of the house and have it re
moved back onto his own property. Th
writ was placed into the hands fo Deputy
ty Shorilla Crowoll and Piorronnot , wh
were mot by a shot gun in the hands o
Colgon'a wife in their attempt to oxocut
the process. After some dillictlty tfi
danger was averted.
Tho'shoriua were proceeding with thoi
work when Council , who happouot
to bo passing by , stopped to see ho\
they were getting along. JIo was warned
od by Colgon not to enter thu promises
lie insisted on doing so , when Mrs. Col
gen handed her husdand n shot gun toll
ing htm to shoot Council. Tlio ofllcor
interfered but Colgon was violent am
submitted only after a violent strugle
Ho wan taken to the police court whor
two charges , one for resisting an ollico
and the second for making threats , won
filed against him. lie was put undo
bonds of $500 for his appearance to
day.After
After the house had been placed upot
its old site a second writ cf rcstittitioi
nas issued and ( he family with their
goods turned out upon the utreut. Col
gen enraged at thin Booming indignity
licnpud upon him iiuulo throats to ngaii
ubu.ui possession of the houso. To re
sist any attempt of this JJtud William Ar
mour and Willinm Astnian were employ
ed to guard the houeo duiing ttu
night.
NOT WITHIN THE STATUTE
In llin Opinion or.lutlKo Jlrowc-rTaxc
I'ald Upon tlio KncvaU Imiulii
. NotAVItlilu tlioOcoiipylnj ;
Glalinunt'd I < aw.
The case of Sherman W. Knovali
against Charles II , Van Wyook , wliicl
was argued before U.S. Circuit Judge
kowor last week , and taken under ad-
visomcnt by him , hasboon decided. This
case was brought last August for the pur-
) ese of testing the validity of certain 1-
egod lions arising Jfrom taxes paid by
defendant upon certain lands in south
ern Nebraska , the title to which was de
termined by the U.S. Supreme court , to
bo in the St. Joe and Western railway
company. This action was brought as a
, est case to ave the expense of n multi
plicity cf suits , there being numerous
claimants in that portion of the state in
a like situation. The following is the
opinion of Judge Brewer :
Sherman W. Knovals vs. Charles U.
Van Wyck. This cause came on to bo
further hoard upon the defendant's ap-
) lication for allowance for monies paid
or taxes and the purchase prlco of the
ands in question , was argued by counsel
vhorotipon the court finds that the do-
gcndant is not entitled to bo roomburssd
or monies paid by him upon the purchase -
chase of said premises from the govern-
nont and that his claims to bo leim-
Mirscd for monies paid for taxes is not
vithin the statutes of Nebraska in force
vhon the decree was rendered and _ that
he statute now in force is inapplicable
o thin CMO the cause having gene before
ho cause wax enacted. But being in
oubt whether the rule of equity for ro-
inhuming unsuccessful _ claimant1) of
irnporty the monies paid by thorn ox-
oncls to taxrswhen paid , when no rent and
irofits are realised , it is ordered that it
> o referred to F. L. Webster , ono of the
mstors of the court , to inquire and
eport First : Whether the promised in
ucstion have yielded to the defendant ,
ny rents and profits , and , if so , thu
unount thereof. Second : What has
) con the rental value of the premises
rein the time the defendant entered the
iromiscs at the land ollico of the U.S. to
lie date of the decree. Third : What
axes have been paid by him , the date
ud the amount thereof , and report by
10 first day of the adjourned term of the
ourt.
DAVID J. BREWEII ,
Judge of the Circuit Court.
PEHSONAU
fioorgo K. Drown , Albion , In n guest of the
Illlnrd.
A. J. Luther , Blair , Nob. , U Hojouruing at
10 Metropolitan.
Mojuirs. D. A. nnd J. Curtis , of Lincoln ,
cglstorod nt the Metropolitan.
U.S. Fopson andSaK.no ! I licks , Fremont ,
ro stopping nt the Mlllard ,
Mr. F. Bennett , of Plnttsmoutli , M. Knu ,
'romont , are guootB nt the Metropolitan.
C. L. Burke , Grand Island , A. .T. Eddy ,
'romont , stopped at the Metropolitan yostor-
ny.
ny.Dr.
Dr. Howard , ot Lincoln , K. M. Perkins ,
led Cloud , are registered nt the Motropo
tun ,
Col. II. B. Burnhmn In going east In a few
lays nnd will bo gone the greater part of the
nmmor.
L. W. Billingsloy , Lincoln , anil William
T. Smith , Stnntun , are registered nt the
Mlllard.
Prof. W. K. Goodall , the champion skntor ,
oturnod to Oinnlia last night from Feud du
uac , Wis.
Mr. Thos. Swobo , of the Mlllard Hotel , in
ftblo to bo about ngalu nftor a severe Roiiro ol
nllnumatory iliatimatlsin.
M. A. Daugherty , editor o the Crete
Standard , la in the city on his way homo from
a business trip to the western countioR.
Harry Pioraon , Win. OalHngton , Joro Lant
Ino. Mnrblo , and Bon Storu of the " For
3ongrcB3" Co. , are nt the Metropolitan.
Mr. A , H. Swan and family nirivod in Now
York from Kuropo on Sunday last anil will
1)0 lu Omaha nbout tlio 20th of thin mouth.
Hon. Isaac Powers. Dakota City , nnd Hon.
0. Crawford , district judge of tlio Seventh
1 udtcial District , nro guoats of the Mlllard ,
a. A. Van Warner and O. W. Thomas ,
Grand Island , J , 1' . * Smith , Sclmylcr , and
N. 0. SOOTH , North Bond , are stopping nt the
Mlllard.
Mr. L. A. Stewart , an onorgollc young
business man ot Dos Molnos , 1ms boon lookIng -
Ing over Omaha recently with nlow to removing -
moving hero hlu extensive oil business , the
braggart capital of Iowa being too much of n
couutiy town to nllow facilities for hlsgrowiiif
trado. Mr. Stewart visited also Minneapolis
nnd St. Paul , to BOO If those cities were moro
promising than Omaha , but concluded the
Nebraska Giant , the King City of the West
was tbo placa nf Btiporloradvant.igaa. Cense
qnontly ho will BOOH bo one of Omalm'a bunl
ness nnd social integers , and It la aafo to ea >
In advance that ho will ban welcome add !
tlon , being of line business and personal quail
ficatlons.
DEMOORATIO PEIMARIES ,
to tlio County Convon
tlon Klcutctl Lust
i -nt.
The democratic primaries to noloct tlio
delegates for the county con volition whlcl
moots in this city on Saturday next wore
hold throughout the county laat evening
Tho- following ia the result in the
city.First
First Ward Oharloa Kaufmann , Put
rick Desmond , Felix Blaven , Thomas
Oaaoy , David Guild , Charles Connoyor ,
D. F , Madaon ,
Second Ward Gustav Bonoko , W. II.
Tunis , Thomas FiUmorris , Pat Lynch ,
Charles Powell , Ed. Witlig , Julius
Third AVard Julius Moycr , Michael
Donovan , John Wuothrich , Joseph Ten-
lion , August Weiss , Patrick Ford , Qoori'o
Grillln.
Fourth Ward Truman Buck , Jerome
Pontzel , J , J. O'Connor , Oharloa Option ,
0. S. Goodr'ch ' , W. J. Coots , Peter
GOBS ,
Fifth Ward Ous Oasoy , Dick Bur-
dish , Barney McGinn , Jack Alien , Pat
rick Moyston , John Olair.
Sixth Ward Louis Shields , P.
O'Malloy , 0. D. Williams , J. A. Ta ? .
tfart , 0. V. Galagher , John Bulliok ,
Martin Oauuon.
TlioDouuloTrnuk anil tlio Bolt Jtontl
The Union Pacific yesterday began
grading the road-bod at Summit Station
preparatory to laying a double track to
the union stock yards. Twontyfivo
teams were nt work upon U and in two
weeks the bed will bo ready for the ties
and rnilfl. The dUtanco from Summit to
itho stock yards is two miles. The work
of grading for the Belt road where i
, loaves the main line 300 foot west o
1 Summit waa also begun yesterday.
TO VISITING STRANGERS.
Griinctmum Drftp. ' Grand Knle ,
1309 FAHNAM STRKF.T.
Our country friends nnd all strangers
n the city arc cordially invited to visit
.ho storo. Hand bags and parcels may
) o loft here under chock with the sixmo
rcodom as nt one's hotel or stopping
ilnco , and with all the convcnietico ,
vithout incurring any obligation
of any sort. The peculiar or accidental
novelty of our store draws n great deal of
attention to our business , but the real
and permanent attraction hero is that wo
nako a business of looking after the in
terests of our customers. _ Others do the
name to n certain extent ; it is said of un
every day , that wo go beyond reason is
ookinj ; after the interests ofo ur custom-
ors. But wo don't mean to go beyond
reason , but when people say that wo do
50 beyond , they thereby _ prove that wo
are first and foremost In liberal dealing ,
That That constitutes the specta
cles here is the multitude , the immense
rado , the provisions to moot it , that
taa grown up with the trade ; the facili-
, icn for hastening the necessary dclayn in
Mnsnctions , the provisions for the cam-
orb and convenience of our own people ,
of buyers , and of visitors it ia nothing
nit business.
Nothing is here for moro nhow , nothing
lluaion , everything you sue has its reason
n plain business , nnd that reason ia to
; lvo all the people much for little , not to
seem to do it , but to dot it.
Our giand nalo now in progress will
irovo interesting and profitable to every-
) ody.
Gruncbaum Bros. ,
Dry Goods ,
130 ! ) Farnam Street.
FOR CONGRESS ,
Tollii T. Itiiymoiul Greeted wIMi Jt
Aiulicnuo Jjnst Kvcnln .
Bojd'a Opera IIouso was comparative
ly filled laat evening , tbo attraction being
John T. Raymond In Lloyd's political
aatiro , "For Congress. " The play is full
of taking things that are particularly
comical in the hands of Mr. Kaymond.
As ' 'General Joaiah Limb or , " politician ,
10 inado almost as favorable impression
as in his old time success , "Col. Sellers. "
Of the balance of the cast vorv little can
bo said in their favor. The "Polhain
Porriwinklo" of Mr. Weaver was docld-
[ y wearisome , while the "Alfred Wool-
oy" of Jero Lant was wretched per
formance. Mr. Raymond lias made the
same mistake that a great many stars do ,
that of surrounding himself with a lot of
indifferent people that lie may shine the
brighter. Although indifferently cast
'For " made impression
Congress" a very good
pression if ono can judge from the ap
plause elicited. It must bo admitted ,
that the applause was all for Raymond
himself. Cast butter people , Mr. Raymond
mend , and sustain your reputation.
Itcul ICstntn Transfers.
The following transfers were liled May
14 , 1884andreported by P. J.MoMahon ,
Council Bluffs :
W. F. Msorsholl to J. B. Johannson ,
pt. swi sw } , 9-77-38 , § 25.
Sarah D. Plymptonito G. W. Pollock ,
jnei , 31-70-39 , § 1.
\V. .y. Dye , otal , to George M. Wilson ,
lot 7 , block 15 , Macedonia , § 00.
B. F. Clayton to G. M. Wilson , lot 8 ,
block 15 , Macedonia , § 50.
F. J. Evans to M. E. Church , of
Macedonia , lot 8 , block 3 , Macedonia ,
o.
o.Andrew
Andrew Hnll to J. R. Boll , pt. lot
217 , original peat , § 2,000.
Andrew Hall to Cecelia Boll , lot 17 ,
block 2 , Voorhi's add. , § 800.
Clrra AI , Boland tn Thomas Boland ,
pt. lot 10 , block 15 , Walnut , § 500.
Maria Mynstor to 0. O. Kempster , pt.
ci ' se , 24-75 44 , $253.
'George N. Champ to J. F. Kimball ,
pt. lot 1 , block " S , " Curtis & Ramsay's
add. , § 200.
O.R.I. & P.R.R. Co. to S. A. Cun
ningham , lot 2 , block 1C , Carson , § ! jO.
Total sales , § 3)09. ! )
A Flro Hiiiul Gruniulo Exhibition.
Two exhibitions ot the Harden hand
grenade's ellicioncy in oxtinguiahingjlro
were given "before a crowd , at Farnam
and Ninth streets at 5 o'clock last eve
ning. The first was in extinguishing a
bln/.o in a wooden shaft sixteen foot long ,
drenched vith oil. Ono grenade sufliccd
to put this flro out. The second test
was made upon a box ton feet long , five
wide and ten high , dashed over with oil
and tar and filled with kindling. Throe
grenades subdued the Humes. The gren
ades consist of a glass glebe filled with n
chemical fluid which generate in the heat
of a flro a gas which stops combustion ,
The exhibitions were highly satisfactory
to the firemen and all who witnessed
them.
Tlio OlrciiH 1'ariulc.
W. W. Colo's circus and menagerie
arrived in Omaha this morning. At tor
o'clock this forenoon it will leave tin
showground nnd mnko a grand parade
through the principal streets of the city ,
Tin's parade will bo something novel
before seen in Omaha , as the dons anc
cages will bo open , so that people can sec
the animals and grand tableau cars froi
of charge. The doors for the aftornooi
performance will open at one o'clock
for the evening at seven o'clock.
Absolutely Pue.
TiiU powder nuTer T.I ( , A marvel ol pun
nr urh at.d wholejonnmn , More conoinlcal thu
iu tiilcory kludf.and o p : l lie told In ooui | > ctltlr
with the muUltudt ol low M t. itiori wel H aluia 01
plio.ptitt powdari. Boll only In cuu. fioyal Uak <
nj onderCo.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ttrspoclals will Positlvolynot be InaerUd
nnieis paid in advance ,
TO LOAH-Mon 7 ,
MONRY Loaned on chattel property liy S T ,
Pctcrecn IMIi and Douglae. 172-lm
ON ICY TO LOAN-On real ( itata ami chattel
M
securities at offlco o ! E. B. HOOD , 1,403 Farnam
St. . TSMra
Vf ONEY TO LOAN In sunn of J300 and upward ! at
ITJL low rales on flnt class real estate security
882 ti roTTEii & court.
l\f ONEY LOANBD-On chattel property by J.
1V1 BfiATIY , 513 south 14lh ttrcet. 776.1m
TO LOAN Thelowoit rates o ! tnterett
MONEY
DcmU' Loan Agency , 16th A Dougla IS4-H
"VTONEY TO LOAN In sums o ! 1300. and Upward.
IVJL O. P. Davis and Co. , Koal KaUto aud Loan
Agentl , 160E Kamam St. 8S3-H
HELP WAHTBl ) .
TXA8TiA : first clm < i larl rwlth a flrit claw
T outfit to take the nort liarlicrfchqiatjtho Occi-
ilcntal. The best louitlon and mum for the pnrpono
In Wyoming. None hula flrt < h < < 8 man nud appl ) .
Address McCraj nnd Until , lluffalu , Johnxun Co.
" \\7ASTEll-ARlrl who can ipcnk ficrniin atMrs.
It M. Coop's ro.tnurant15 ! ! ! ) , liitli St. ! N1 ITp
Y\7A NTKD Kour drc i makcw Croitnc'i ( Him I , ,
mi-if n
r > { 7ANTiil-A : ( fowl mirso ( jlrl at 2JU Uousilas M
VV 1H.M71I
\\rANTiU-nliNatthoSI : cti house , 10th St.
> > 287-1711
\\rANHH ) A good lirlght joiiniiiannoto\or20.
> > Mmt he ivllrbt c las * writer nml ha\o thu virj
best ( if reference . IHKKIS .tllll.1,1108 PariiamSt.
T\7ANTii ; ) A Kort 1 wntfoi nnkir vml Kcncral work
IT nt Miildoun'i ) tihnp , llithand Lc.-ucimnrth St.
25D-17p
" \\7ANTKD-A small girl to takocaru of baby. Apply -
> > ply Bid Smith lOth bt. 2VMM7y
1X7ANTEDNur eKirl nt 2 ti7 I'arnani St.
\17ANTEU Immediately , a good ncconj girl , Rood
11 wages and pleasant homo nt 14.0 Hcrht.Nortn
Omaha. Dane ur Hwo c prcfcrcd. 2)4-10ji
7 ANTED-A jjltl. Iniiulro SIM Capitol me.
2ltJ-17 | )
\\TANTED Experienced Holienilandi ) iroodHcrk
T > A. Dorinann , WB H. 13th St. 2 ! ) ( ! 10
\\f ANTiiA : Bin S. \ \ . corner of Ifith nml Cftp-
> V ItollHU. 205-
\\7ANTIID Knofetlo inun. Salarj or cnmmls lou
T Call friini 7 to a p. in. , or address W. 1) . 1' .
Lov\ry , 117 N. IbthSt. 2 4-20p
\ T7ANTiiTwnKO : < llrNRtT. | 0. JIaluin , Ilis-
taurant 220 North llilh&t. , 11 ileomb's Illotk.
203-16p
"VX7ANTED A flrht class uoinin took , also nscC
T I uml cook at Canllcld houau , 26S-15p
WANTED Tno exrcrlcnced solicitors , btcady
cn-iiloj mcnt. Call 421 South 10th St.
245-15p
WANTED VoimK woman for house keeper , to go
on farm , will clvo good wages. Address Win.
Whlt\cr , Lake City Iowa. 24S-IBp
WANTED Olrl for Kencr.il house workntomplo } .
mcnt bureau , 217 N. 10th SM'laces frea 250-19i |
WANTED Tinner to take chareo of ehop. Good
wave ] and steady job. Single tncn preferred.
Carlisle Dros. .Mo. Vnlloy Iowa. 251-tt
" \\7ANTED ARcntfl , male or female to sell the best
thing In tbo world. . Call at 2317 Tierce Si.
212-17
"VA/ANTED llojs at corner flth nnd Capitol a\o.
l"9-19p
WANTED-A good book binder. Address Ham
mend llros , Frcmnnt J1) ) . 217-tf
In family of two IOCS Farnam.
A few tiblo DoirUors at N.V. . co
WANTED
ICth and Honaril. 175-lOp
V\7Ai > TElJ ( inoJ puntu maker to V. Mclstrlk ,
> > Ynnkton Dakota , I' . 0. Ilex 331. 181-13
AOENT3 WANTED-Ixwal or Traveling Stanlo
KuoJs selling r ] 'illy. liiislncsa light , acrccablo
and easily learned. Kxperienco not necessary. Sani-
p'ofice. It. W.JIOXUtOSS. aahcn.JHcli. 70-10
T\7"ANTED A coed sen ant girl. Wages SI per
It week. A ) > ply S. 11. Johnson , cor. 22d and
Dcdgo. Call ai * o'clock or after. 844 tf
T17ANTKD Lidlcsor gentleman In city or country
Vr to take nice , light and pleasant work at their
own homes ; f"2tojaday rasll > and quietly majc.
nork sent by mail ; no cnmasslng ; no stamp for
reply. I'leouu ndclrcaa Hellablu Manufacturing Co. ,
Philadelphia , Pa.
SmJATIOIIB WANTED.
WANTED -situation b > .1 competent girlto , do
general house work Inquire on I.e.ucimortli
ireit , tli housu from S. i : . cor. 22d. 207-17p
Lady who sneaks Danish wishes n situation In
A a ettre , she fias lm < l lUc jean experience in dry
COOIH nnd two joars In glais and china ware , ' .A.
H. " 303 William. St. Council Bluffs. 2V.M5p
WANTED-A first chss tinner , mar
SITUATION drink , steady habits desires a situation
at present with ono of the best limn In lona. DC-
Hlru a change. Addrcc-s "C. II. T " box 435 , Denlson
Ion a. 23r-lDp
CIIBOILLAMEOUl > WAWTU.
( double entry bonk keeper dcatrcs to ln\ ester
Aiood
or loan 3 or f > hundred dollars \iltlihcnice.s. Ad
dress "Hook keeper , " oiru box 209 Nebr. City , Ntb.
\17ANTED-lloarilers to know the fit. Charles Ho
t > til on Harnuy bt.b < tncui ! 12th and 13th will
set up thu best table boaid for $1 00 per week of any
house In the city of a corresponding price. 228 tf
WANTED A partner In tin and hardware bus-
Icesj. I'orparticulars address "Tinner" Hoc
olllco. 222-17p
A WANTED A comiwtent party with t\\o \ hundred
i > to n thomaiidilolUia , can hare Interest In ino
of the oldest and best iiaying business In Omaln.
Addrtsi far two wockn F. il. Handolph , Cmaha Ktb.
D < 17
ana LO ts.
Oll KENT Tuoboulli front rooms nt No. 1014
J 1 California St. 29J.10p
FOU HENT-A newlj furnished front room , iil&o
two unfurnishedroomt nuitablofor IIOUKO kuep.
In lOlBChk-jgoHt. 272-17p
JpOHllENT Tno fiirnlshud rooms for lU'ht hem > o-
kemiln , ; Iludiiur'ti Illixk corner 8th and Howard
27l-tf
KENT Nice furnished front room with boarc
FOH
atlSI41)a > unport Ht. 119-191
F01I1U NT Dcslrnbla room on Cass St. , near 2tth.
Address "A W. H , " cure fuller's 1'baruiacj , cor
Douglas and 14th. 2ie-16p
lUNT-Furnlshea room 22 N. IStt.
23. ) tl
* HUNT Three unfurnished rooms , ono fur
37011
1 nltheJ room nt 1013 Uodgo bt. 2:11-15 :
HENT House 0 room ? . Inquire it J. P. Hoe
FOIl
tb St. 230.1 f
HENT Pom'slidl ' and unfurnished looms a
FOH
700 nortn Ibtli St. 165-18) )
HUNT 1st cl s C and 7 room houses. S.T
J710H , S E. cor. Uth and Douglas. 17341
lit NT Ono lascment and tnonoclet ) rooms
FOlt Crounso Illock. O. II. Illtihcock. 174 ti ]
7(011 HENT Six room homo 2fli2 Cumin St
J 1 } ! 2f > 0pcrmoiitb. llcCuuue , oppoklto I1. O.
131-tf
l r A largo volt furnUhed soutn Iront
' room with druwiug room and doset , uocd liea
Ion , luiublo fort o genttiiuen , No. 191S Cupltc
A\O 112-tf
HKNT Onu furuUhod room to gcutlcinnn
FOH wife , with board. 1911 Wcbskr bt 7-lu
[ 7011 SALE At a bargain , 3 lots on 1'ark ateuue
s Inqulrul207 Kamam Btrtct , ! . -tf
) HALK-Onttago and half lot touth of Bt
iJMR 1 ) 'a at cimu , at 2'UO. McCa ac , opp. P. 0.
60 tl
* IlkNT In Itodlck'ii block , btororonm 123
IOH 1 dvop and good uttlco room. PiuUen A. Co ,
Jn Kurnaui , room 8. 7Cfl If
) liKNT plauo , luqulrv * tKdholn > & Kllck-
IrUK 1 ' . 833-tf
71011 HENT Store room 15W Karoum St. , by
] ' VAUI.aiLV&CO , 400-tf
HENT 103 atrs farm. AUobilck y rJ.
POU .
Oll KKNT lloonj In Nobiuka K tlou lJok
F Oulldlog. Uoat dettt { offlce * la tie city
Supplied with hdnullc cle'M i fcr.d heated b
ttoaoi. Apply at Bnk. OCC-U
Buffalo U. B. Standard
* A T TPCL
Sc XJLjJliO.
Himebaugh & Taylor ,
WESTERN AGENTS , - - OMAHA , NEB
R. 11.
DORMANT ,
HOPPER ,
PLATF01WI ,
ALWAYS IN STORE.
LARGEST STOCK IN THE WEST.
Adopted nun in Use by Uio United States Government.
LFiPAIR SllOPS-Sciiloi o nil hinds repaired and sealed I ; IT. g
stiindard.veiglits. .
rite for Estimates.
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR ,
5 Doufyljw Sh-eot. Omni KM
RKNT Furnlnhocl rooms on the northwo
FOR
oor. ISth and Capitol ttfcnuo , formerly Cnlehtin
Houso. 138-t
BALE.
FOUSAMI-IlyC. U. SUullcr , Sauinler3 St. , near
Et. can 31,000.
Farnam , house 0 rooms lot , SIGOO.
Sixteenth street lots SOOO.
Calitornhstreat lots $050.
Twelfth stri-ct liouio los , ? "i OilO.
The chvipest ami best lots within walking dls-
Uncv , ot I'ost olliiv , .Mill.ircl Hotel Omaha.
293-19
A new iiittaRu of thrco rooms anil
half n lot 1237 north 20th St. , Cheap. ! ! $3-21ti
"TTtOIl " SALI - lce flrooin ciittaRa , HighSchool.liill J
JL" l t , cornir fruit and bhailc tn.e . Trice ? J,000.
278 tl 1KEV & JIOT1 Kit.
, KATi : OK KXCIIANOn for lmnro\cil city
1,1011
1 property , 2acres In west Omihaiulii. Will nib-
illvlde Into S lorn WixUifi ft. e ch. Price J2M)0.
Il : v > V MOTTUIt. S. \ \ ' . corner 15th ami 1'artuin.
277-tf
PQIl SAT.I20 acre't 2 miles S. W. from city S130
per acre or will sell lesj amount. JIIKY & , MOT-
Tint. 279 tf
SALE New 0 worn cotta o in Sliinn's 1st.
FOH
addition , price S2.TM'S700 casli , InUncoSiO per
month. IHKY & MOTTtll. 2SO-tf
: - In W. A. Keclick's
niMltlon , near 1'arrnm $150 cadi , on tasj terms.
Darker A. JIa ) no. 2Gi-l 0
F I Oft SAL1I IniiiKillatil ) , furnitnro for liirht
house keeping , IbOSD.nenport fat. 208-17i >
? S50 bujs an elegant 'lot In llanscom
Trace , on inonthly.tiajment8 , if you ire to.
258-tf IIAUKKH V MAYNE.
FOR FALK A few i cry itoslrablo residence lots In
llimebauKh pljcjou cii-y terms. Also eomo of
tbo beet lota Inllan cum phcr > , on montldj piincnts
at rcmar table low prlccB. Harder A , ilayio. 2t3-lB
TTOR HLE Half acre Iota within ono block of
J ? Siu dern S . Vcr > nice ground , S.150 on month
ly pajmcnts that b less than small lota are soiling
for halt n milo further out. Barker & . JIaync.
254 tf
FOR SALK 3 beautiful lots , 7C\HO near the head
of St. llarj 8 a > e , at { 1,800 on easy terns. Also
3 elegant InS rn Darkl > ) only SI SOtcich. Ilirkor
& Majnc , > i. J L'nriar Utb and Farnam. 255-tf
FOR SALE-Uy J'.ulseu Js Oa , IM ? I'lum-m St ,
Room i ,
52 feet iront , "lih'-rick houso. on Douglis , bet
11th and 12th SO.OO-i.
BO feet front , on west nl.'o of ! St < > , bet. Jackson
and Jones , filled up with food sub-tantial 2 story
building ; rents o\er $200 per month , ? 14,5tO ,
Comer 15th and Harcey , Ofl0 $10COO.
H. W corner of Harricy and 14lli. Call for price.
N. W. oirnerof DoJgoand lOthSt. . full lot , $11,000.
5 E. corner of Howard and llth , 0000 , SIO.COO.
41 foot on 10th St. between Howard ai.d llarncy
Cull for price.
A 400 aero highly improved farm , only 6 mile ; from
city , at $ .10 v cr acre.
6 acres , J mile N. W. of Ft Omaha , ? SOO.
Lots in Wilcox'sakliUon , from $400 to $500.
Lota In Itcdick' * addition , from fSCO to 31,609.
Lots in H&nRcom'u Tlacc , from S700 to $1,101.
Lots in Burr Oak addition , ( rum $550 to $00 } .
Lots in Clark's Tlacn.from S3 0 to $900 ,
4 choice bts in Dcnlso'H add. atSOOO.
Lots In Obahoma , from $300 to $ ) DO.
Corner lot lOOxlfo , Turk nvc , and Dtltlmorc St. ,
with an elegant ntuly built 10 room house , with all
modern lmpro\eini.iita $ ) , f 00.
Corner lot 100x147 frhcrlcy anil Virginia ave. , al (
fenced with house , n ell And shade trecx $1,700.
Iniprmcd and uidmi'nncd ' ] iroicrtyin ] allrartsof
the city at lowett possible prlccH.
4 acre blk In NS'cst Omaha , good house , barn aud
orchard oil fenced , 81,000. 1'AULSEU & CO. , 15t9
1'arnam St. room 3 ,
FOR SALE A fine riding pony two wheel gig , bar-
ncta and saddle. Inquire of II. O. Clark.
HALF ) Lot of fresh milch COUH 25th and
FOR
Calllcrnli 8ts. Freeman and Tenny. 241-lOp
FOR SALE Cheap , butcher shop. Outfit daugh
ter houio and ) aril. Wi 1 rent room reasonable.
Reason for Belling , ha\o other business , 11 H.
Hegarty , Ncola loun. 23D-10p
FOR SALIl A good team , wagon and htrncss
nearly now. Call at llth and Ua cnport. L. L.
Cafay. 210 tl
j-uik HALE Cheap one new dough and Warren
- . orcaii , also a complete net of house hold furniture
Inquire S 11 cor 25th and Unlcigo St. , No. ' 47
47"P
J7OR ( SALE Cheap , fine drltlng horfo , hiiggy and
1 harncbs. Appl > rooinSl , Omaha. K..ti < inal liank
llullding. Ji5 tf
FOR SALK We offer to rincliincn and others ,
700 choice Iowa lldfcri 2 jeara ol 1.
70 < ) ' " < i 'i . -
500 " Etcers 2 " "
501 ii 4 j n n
100 1 and 9 jear old grade bulls
Our cattle are \ardtd , and wo Imlto Inspection ,
204-lm. Strange Hros. , Sioux City , Iowa ,
FOR SALE-At half prlca , one of Vernons eteam
peanut roasters. Ajdrojj "Confectioner" box
163 Atlantic Iowa. 184.10p
FOR SALi : 200,000 hard burned brick or lioinl
the cars at Omalu or Florence at lowott market
price. AdJrea * Omaha or Froreuce , Florence Ilrlci
andTIIoCo. 1E61m
FOR SALK Neat cottayo of 7 rosmu full lot en
CHorirla a\e. , ono blook fron 81 , car ; , for 83 fi'JO ,
Potter & Cobb , 151S Farnam ( it. IK it
I710R SAI.UA j-ojdpijlng Broccrylm iue 3. Foi
X1 partlculani , iwldrtu "A A. " lice ollke. 1S5 tf
OR SALE A good family horsa and phictnn and
I ' hanicM. Inquire lait ) J-'arnuuSt 115 tf
Olt KALE Second hand light top bugjy and
I 1 cents H'lli'i : taddlo. luijUire at Tirrcll atd
Cook'n Shoo ktoo , 1KCO Farcaui .St. 109-tI
SALK-Two of the most dcvlrablo lots on
I7011 1 street , nouth and tatt It nts , > le unox-
ctlkd. I'rlce < 2.100. llcCajfiie , ojjpwito Totitotlcc.
47 tf
" 17011 BALK John U McCague oBirs house and i
X1 lot , near car linn , Jl.SW. OM-tf
LK Corner lot lu Arietrfnj'a addition ,
? 1\00. McCaxue , oppotite poctotllce. 0 > t-tf
FOR S LK 73 feet eoutli frontage on rarnam St. ,
with good cottage. Prim gi.OOV. It will pay jou
tocumtno tliUcinlullj. UcCague , opposlto pott-
office. 93d tf
FOR HALK-116foJt rruntazoIncluding ( thi next
alx t ) at KOTO. Call and * co thii. McCa.-uc ,
oppo lt postolllco. WMf
77011 SALK Several flte a'ro lou 10 lioclltld , OPC
X' quirttr inlla i t ol Bynaieate purclnse. 1nl U
property that w 111 la the iicat luturo ciilunco in i al
ue , owing to lt < proximity to H.creat iinproveaieiits
of South Omaha teat are & i ti ; 'ated. IToUijrue ,
oppoeito poatotUc . W4-U
FOKSALi ; n ft front l ts In Harwom place \ory
d.elrabloat fh50.McCttt'uo ppoaltoP. O. 1-tf
FOR SALE-Nrw cottigo and full lot In Hanscom
Place , at $2ouo , cast front. Call soon , aa prlco l >
lf , MtOaguo , opp. P. 0 , 63-tf
10H SALE-Ona of the finest corners In Hanscom
JL place | , most beautiful > lcw In the clt ; , will offer
for a few das at $1,700. McCaguo , opposite P. O.
IjlOR SALU Hanscom Tlaco Lots
JJ Tw o lots , corner , $2,000.
Ono lot , facing 1'ark , $1,000
Ono lot , cast front , ni'ar car line , fine % iow , ? 7W.
Six lots at $2,200.
Sc\cn lota , cast front , at from $059 to { 760 each.
Four lots 200x150 feet , tcautifullevr. . Driest lu-
cntlcm in thii addition , caet front. You can see the
river , Council Bluffs , High School , Court IIouso ,
Barracks , Dint and Dumb AnUimi , Poor House ,
Prospect Hill Cemetery , Florence Lake , the horizon
Ii oicry directionbo-fdcj many other things , and wo
will eel ) them with all thctoInducement at the low
price of ? 4O)0. Call and let us bliow tt toou and
uco if j cm do not pronounce it the most desirable lo
cation in the city. Oo not farzet to call and fee us
about this. McCacuo , opp. 1' . 0. 48-tf
F Ion SALE Several lots In HlmobaugU place at a
bargain. McCaguo , opposite P. O. 3-tf
F I OR ? ALi : Two large lots on south ISth Bt. , at
? l,7tO. McCague , opposite T. O. 4 tf
FOR SALE-A cond lot on Dodge street , opposite
Iligh School at $3COO. McCagur , opposite P. O
990-tl
FOR SAI.K A very desirable house and lot on
25th stieet , south of Dcdgo. Nine rooms , good
well and cistern. Price 80,510. JlcCairuu rpposlto
r. o. iuio-tf
EOR SALE Lots 'n Haw thorno Addition ,
Lots In Dcniso's Addition.
Lots InShlnn'flaalitluii.
Lota In Parker's addition.
Lots in Patrick's addition.
Lots In Hanec"iu Plaoc.
Lots In llnncLnuKh Place.
Lots In Lowe's addition.
Lots In Unnfleld'a addition.
Lota In Vest Cumlne addition.
Lota on the Belt railroad.
Lots nn the extension of the "street railroad , " in"ev <
cry diritUon.
Lola In orcry addition , "where prominent men art )
going to hullil. "
Lots an "the only ' .licet route to the south Omaha
Syndicate purchasi "
Lot > near the "IL - Union di put. "
Lots on the "Broadway of Omaha. " ,
Welmvoono or t o additions through which S/IQ
licit rallrcnd "III not go lu uhlch no are offerfrif ;
lota sluijily on their merit1) Call on MiCaguo , opp.
P. 0. for information on Real BiUtc. Dl-tf
OR SALE -House and half lot near street earn
Il
1 nt $1,050. JlcUngue , opp. I1. 0. co-tl
FOR SALK Cot tap ; e of fho rooms In fahlnn's ad
dition at $1,000 , t200 cai-li , lialanco In monthly
pajments. McCAQTJi : , opp. I' , o. 812 tf
SALE Two choice imimncd farms of 240
FOR
and320acroaaU within Ii miles of the Union
Stock Yards and 0 miles from the U. 1' . depot , at a
bargain. POTTER & COBB ,
Osfl tf 1615 rarnam.
FORSALlMIouso end full lot In Shlnn'rf addition ,
onlyS/,200. Bargain. ilcOnguo , ojip , I1. 0. 56 tf
IPOR SALE Oroccrj etoru in a gnoil location ,
1 cheap rent. For particular ! oddrcua "R. S " thia
olllco. SM-lin
Fi I OR SALK 78 feet front on Karnim street with
good , vcll-hullt cottage. Call and see. A bar-
gain McOAOUi : , opii. " SIStf
FOR SALK Two licauMfnl lots In I ouo's tlrst ad
dition for $750. McCAGUE , opp. P. O. 814 tf
F OR SALE The good will and futures of the
Crclghton HOUEO , or will sell any part of the din- ,
in' , ' room or lillchcii furniture separately. Kasy terms.
Apply on premises. 7SJ-tf
FOR 8AM' Vet" nice 7 room house , new , two ;
blocks froml'aikaMMiuo street cars. Most do- '
slraMo locution In Hantcom Place , $3OCO , Terms !
CO3V.
CO3V.Mco new 7 room cottage , near Judge Dumlj'n new
residence , lot 70x140 , 51,003
Very complete plaeo on Knlnlew utrect , near Ilar-
ncy , New house 0 rooms , $3,500 , S6CO down , balanca. ,
land 2) cars. '
Half lot , 4 rocm cottage on llcosant St. , $2,001r >
Mno D room cottage , lot BOxlCO. good barn , etc. ,
a1) ) new , .South a\niuo , $2,400 ,
L > 77 125 on I'inum Etrcet , good 5 room cot-
ttv .sl.Otio.
bJ\l20,10th street near Webster , Klcgant eight
roum icaldence , & 4.SOO.
full lot , small house , south 12th street , 81,100.
Very line 6 room cottage , full lot , 19th etrcet , near i
Lea\onnorth , f3.0o.
257tf DAKKUU i : MAYNI1
FOR SALK A tint class restaurant and Ice cream \
parlor and bouso of 10 rooms attached , all fur- *
nUhcd , lll ba sold cheap Satisfactory nosonaghent
for aollliig. Address ' 'J.V. . P. " Omaha , Neb. \
711-tf
F 10R 8 M.i-Fresh : milk cow. Inquire at 1018 Far.
nam street , 636 tf
FOR SALK-Rceldenco on S5th fctrcct , near Doilfftf , 1
at $0,600. Ono of the bei > t houses on the hill j
nine roomi , all modem Improvements ,
oppotito pontolllcr.
FOIl BALK The southwest corner lot of 11 u and 1
Pidllc , with tno onontory brick hulldiugs actlj ;
ono frame building on It , with all modern Improve-j
menU Inquire at the clothing store of George II. ]
1'ttereon , 8u4 South 10th ctrect. CSS-lm
FOR SALK Two IctJ , cnrner. Pilce ? 2ooo. Me-
Caeue , orn. P , o. - 46 tf
] 7 < OR HALK House , liarn and corcer lot In Khlnn a j
1 addition at J1.600 , 82CO taeh , balance monthly.1
JItC.guo , crp. j)08totflce. CT-tf
FOR 8 Ui ; 100 cautlful lots In Walnut Hill ad- ; ,
dltlon from S100 to 70f. It will \ny \ jiartleii to J
leak at till * property b fore huv Imj clscwhere. POX
TUIt &UOU1 ] , 1616 rarnam struat. E18 tt
FOR SALK Very desirable residence tor "milJ
family , one block off Ht JUry'a avenue , 10 block- )
from pOBtortlce. Location fine , J3.WJ. Easy tcrmH
I'OTTKR Ii COBB , 1515 Farnam street. 521-ttf j
FOU SALE Bargains in Imj roicd and unlinpror
c < l property In * ii addition * . Cillau1 co. Vtfl
t'lf A.Vvirill 1K1K l\lfiqn\ ctrect. 510 tfj
ITtOR SALK Bariralns la lot * for residence or eneoj
J1 ulatlon In Walnut 11111 , UonekcnX Ko.ler'n aud
West Cumins additions. 1'OTIKK i : C011D , 1511
1'nrnainbtrctt ) 620-tf I
[ TtOR 9ALE CottaRB and half lot near street c
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